Differences between russian and french revolution
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The French turned into a democracy after the revolution while the Russians turned communist.
The Russians also had a pre-revolution that led up to the full revolution, while the French did not.
The French revolution lasted ten years, between the years of 1789 and 1799.
he Russian revolution lasted a much smaller time frame and consisted of several small scale revolutions.
The French turned into a democracy after the revolution while the Russians turned communist.
The French wanted to abolish their previous totalitarian regime so that they would all have the opportunity to live and get rich in a capitalist democratic 'free' state.
The Russians wanted to abolish their previous totalitarian regime so that they would all have the necessities of life and live equally without the need to acquire material wealth as happiness
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The Russians also had a pre-revolution that led up to the full revolution, while the French did not.
The French revolution lasted ten years, between the years of 1789 and 1799.
he Russian revolution lasted a much smaller time frame and consisted of several small scale revolutions.
The French turned into a democracy after the revolution while the Russians turned communist.
The French wanted to abolish their previous totalitarian regime so that they would all have the opportunity to live and get rich in a capitalist democratic 'free' state.
The Russians wanted to abolish their previous totalitarian regime so that they would all have the necessities of life and live equally without the need to acquire material wealth as happiness
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